Mankind Pharma collaborates with Accenture for digital transformation with data-driven cloud platform
Redesigns business processes and develops and deploys a digital platform to improve operational performance across its global presence
Mankind Pharma has collaborated with Accenture to accelerate its digital transformation journey to become an intelligent enterprise.
A company statement informed that Accenture has redesigned the pharma company’s business processes across key functions such as finance, supply chain, sales and procurement for better inventory optimisation, demand planning, workforce productivity and product availability.
It said, “As part of the project, Accenture deployed a digital platform based on SAP S/4HANA, a Microsoft Azure cloud-based data lake and Tableau dashboards, providing cloud-based analytics to help Mankind Pharma get deeper insights into its global business operations and performance. The platform integrates data in real-time from multiple sources across the supply chain, workforce and sales to provide a consolidated view of market insights. This can help the management team make informed decisions around business strategy, planning and product development.”
The project was completed remotely during the ongoing pandemic with no impact on business continuity.
“Digitally transforming our business processes with support from Accenture has been key to unlocking value trapped within the organisation, accelerating real-time decision making and improving our product innovation lifecycle,” said Arjun Juneja, COO, Mankind Pharma.
Rishabh Bindlish, India Life Sciences and global generics lead, Accenture, added, “Digital reinvention can not only help pharma companies deliver high-quality and hyper-personalised services, but also improve business performance and build resilience against future disruptions. We are focused on helping Mankind Pharma embrace change and emerge as a data-driven enterprise to enhance its customer-centricity bringing innovative offerings to market at a faster pace and scale for patients.”